I loathe Geisinger, owned by Keiser Permanente. Go anywhere but Geisinger. This location just…read morechanged to what they call a "hop," and it's literally so that they can charge more money. Billing is the absolute worst. I just got a bill for $100, called them, they said part of it was for an MRI I had done over a year ago. Then she says did you pay anything then? I said, I'm sure I don't remember. She looks and then says "oh it looks like you prepaid $89 I'll move that over." So you're telling me I had $89 just sitting somewhere for over a year!?! Call your insurance and ask them what they think about Geisinger. Also, they now send you a bill before you even see your doctor, hoping that you will pay it. You're never gonna get any of that back even if you never owed it, unless you call them and try to get it back. I'm telling you they do it all the time. And if you ask them what the charge above and beyond your co-pay is, they say it's in case they do other things while you're there. Run. Anywhere but Geisinger!!!

Avoid this clinic like the plague. They cannot follow through with the most basic (but important)…read moretypes of care even after messaging them for 4 days. They couldn't even document my information correctly and wrote that I am a smoker, which I am not. The reception area is just a few iPads. No one to greet you and provide assistance. I am planning on seeking care elsewhere now they have not provided necessary follow up for an appointment that was weeks ago.

5 stars for accommodating our son, a student at UP campus who overdid it a bit at the gym and…read moreneeded some reassurance. We were able to get an appointment quickly, he enjoyed the practitioner that he saw and billing worked out as if we were closer to home, where I am sure that we would have needed to wait a month to be seen.

I have Type II Diabetes, and my PCP told me that I could get Podiatry services every 3 months…read morethrough Medicare. I had thought that Penn State Health accepted Medicare for full payment for services at this clinic. Wrong. I went to a Podiatrist to have my toe nails cut and requested Topical medication to cure toe nail fungus. The Doctor was great and addressed my medical needs. She spent about 20 minutes with me and had a prescription called in to my Pharmacy. Several Weeks later I get a bill for $359 for her services. Medicare covered $244 and I got a bill for $114.00. I went to their office and asked if I could get installment payments. I am living on Social Security. They told me to contact their Hershey office about payments. The woman that took my call at Hershey said that if the amount is under $200 they don't ACCEPT installment payments. She sent me some forms to fill out requesting to have my balance written off by Penn State. The forms they sent me were ridiculous. They wanted me to mail them copies of my last 4 bank statements in addition to another bunch of BS. NO way i would do that instead of just sending them installment payments. My account numbers is none of their business. As far as I know, they MUST accept installment payments by law. So guess how much they are getting? Anything Penn State is a RIP OFF. From their tuition to parking, to anything Penn State, RIP OFF. Find a different Podiatrist and save yourself a headache. Penn State Health is for rich people.

Difficult to get appointments with desired primary care doctor. Used to have caring regular pcp…read morethere but he left and it's been a circus of different caregivers since. Specialists in cardiology and gastroenterology are reliable however.

My husband and I love Dr. Andrews and nurse, Kim, and we'd never go anywhere ever again. They…read morelisten and are compassionate. I never feel like just another co pay. Even the office staff is friendly, helpful, and know what they're doing. I really can't say enough about my doctor. It's so hard to find a good doctor these days!

The wait time is quick. The doctors listen to everything I had to say and was very patient. I've…read morenever had service as quick when it comes to scheduling X-rays and MRI's.

I am sometimes my own worst enemy and mess up my life with an accident during a fitness activity…read more I am grateful to have access to health care providers like Shawn Kibe and Tom Ellis. They are caring professionals who get me on the mend as quickly as possible. I take this opportunity to give them a full salute that they deserve. I am very grateful that I have had the opportunity to be under their care. THANK YOU University Orthopedics for providing these men and their services. They make our area a great place to live! Dave Caslow Osceola Mills, PA

Please select this group as your primary care practice with CAUTION. I called to schedule an…read moreappointment to address active issues with my asthma control (a pressing matter!) and was told the earliest I could see my PCP would be in a month. After several back and forths with the receptionist, I finally managed to schedule an appointment with an NP in just over a week. The day of my appointment I arrived dutifully 15 minutes early, checked in and waited in the lobby as instructed. At exactly the scheduled time for my appointment to begin, I was told that the NP was leaving for the day, would not have time to see me and that I would need to reschedule. No one else would be available to see me, so I was told, even if I were willing to wait. After leaving, very upset that my asthma issues were still not to be addressed, I chose to call a different local physician's office, not part of the Mount Nittany Group. There, the receptionist expressed her concern for my issues, and immediately scheduled me for the very next morning with the lead physician. Guess which office I'll go back to...

From the owner: Mount Nittany Health, a health system located in State College, Pennsylvania, consists of Mount…read moreNittany Medical Center, a 260-bed acute care facility, and Mount Nittany Physician Group, a staff of more than 160 providers who offer primary and specialty care services at a growing number of offices throughout central Pennsylvania. In addition to providing high quality care, Mount Nittany Health strives to improve the health and wellness of its community through education programs, events and health screenings. Visit our website to learn more about Mount Nittany Health's mission to make people healthier.

I've used Dr. Pandolph for many years. He is always researching, using best practice, and seems to…read morealways take the cautious, "Just in case, let's do this," approach. There are many good doctors and medical options in town, but my experience tends to bring me back here.

After having been a patient of his for almost 10 years, I lost my insurance and could not afford to…read moresee him (or any doctor) for a number or years. Now that I have had a major medical issue, he won't see me because I would be a "new patient". He wouldn't even explain to me why, had "Sarah" do that.. (whoever she is). Even after explaining I now have insurance, her answer was "He would have to re-establish you, and he won't do that". Every medical record I have from the mid 90s until 2009 is in his office, but I'm magically no longer a patient because I couldn't afford medical coverage (or paying out of pocket) for several years. Not that I needed anything medical in the intervening time (thankfully). The man is all about the money. Doesn't care about your well being. I can't wait for him (or Sarah) to try and bill me to get copies my medical records from him for whatever new doctor I find. And no, he (sarah) wouldn't suggest any other doctors, that would risk his license, because, again, I'm not a patient.

Treat you like an inmate. Improper care given for broken arm. Wrote incorrect prescription for…read moresteroids and did not write prescription for muscle relaxer when promised they would. Rude nurses. Barely get any water.Very little privacy. Could hardly walk when I arrived and no wheelchair provided. Granny Clampett would be right at home here.

We had to go to the ER and it was a great experience. We've been to Mount Nittany a number of times…read moreand it either awesome or terrible and sometimes waits can stretch hours and hours. At Penn Highlands we were greatly quickly, taken back with 20 minutes and seen by a doctor with 45 minutes from walking in the door. The space is brand new, clean, and shiny. Will go back for urgent medical needs